When people hear about AIDS, a lot of them think of Africa. After all, the media has inundated us with photographs and stories of AIDS orphans, mother to child transmission, the lack of access to drugs, the disproportionate number of persons infected by the HIV virus, and so on. All of this is true and we should continue to fight the AIDS pandemic in Africa, yet we need to realize that the AIDS epidemic is not over in America, and it is especially not over in Black America. Click to continue at WashingtonInformer.com
When people hear about AIDS, a lot of them think of Africa. After all, the media has inundated us with photographs and stories of AIDS orphans, mother to child transmission, the lack of access to drugs, the disproportionate number of persons infected by the HIV virus, and so on. All of this is true and we should continue to fight the AIDS pandemic in Africa, yet we need to realize that the AIDS epidemic is not over in America, and it is especially not over in Black America. Click to continue at WashingtonInformer.com 
